shanest said:
rodrigoudf said:
BluffYou123 said:
Yeah, I think it's big decision time. United definitely need a number of new players, but Moyes has already spent over 60 million - do you give him another 150 million to spend and then sack him if it doesn't work instantly or do you sack him and give the money to the new manager?
Gesshoo said:
New manager is the only way to go imo. He really seems out of his depth and I don't think there's any hope of him turning it around. I gave up hope on him when the window closed at the start of the season. He got to work on bringing players in half an hour before the window closed. Apart from the signing of Mata, I'm not happy with anything he's done.
Friendly matches will happen on the day 05 of this month !
Anxious to see:
Turkey x Sweden (Ibrahimovic)
Germany x Chile (see if germany is well)
Belgium x Côte d'ivoire (see if Belgium is all they are talking about)
France x netherlands (good game)
spain x italy (good game)
Anxious to see:
Turkey x Sweden (Ibrahimovic)
Germany x Chile (see if germany is well)
Belgium x Côte d'ivoire (see if Belgium is all they are talking about)
France x netherlands (good game)
spain x italy (good game)
i think moyes is a good manager, he just got very unlucky with the squad that is kinda old, i mean vidic one of the best CB in premier league history is having a such a sh*t season, even him, the player i would never expect,so give the guy next season to rebuild the squad with lots of money that they will definitly give him to spend and i think he will get united on tops again
Arsenal impressed me tonight, but I think had they shown a bit more intent and had a bit more belief they could have won the game. Martinez was shaky all night and Neuer was consistently poor with his clearances (thought he was quite lucky that only one dropped directly to an Arsenal player)
On a number of occasions Arsenal got the ball in good, advanced positions but either couldn't pick the right ball or just simply didn't commit enough men forward.
Just as a side note, Ox was magnificent tonight. Ran out of gas around the 70th minute but up until then he was great, to have such composure and confidence in such a game is seriously impressive. Set for big things
I think the CL is really open, think six of the remaining teams have a serious shot at winning it
On a number of occasions Arsenal got the ball in good, advanced positions but either couldn't pick the right ball or just simply didn't commit enough men forward.
Just as a side note, Ox was magnificent tonight. Ran out of gas around the 70th minute but up until then he was great, to have such composure and confidence in such a game is seriously impressive. Set for big things
I think the CL is really open, think six of the remaining teams have a serious shot at winning it
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